Akinetón Retard is an avant-garde rock band hailing from Santiago, Chile. Renowned for their eclectic style, which weaves together elements and influences from progressive rock, jazz, and fusion, the group has established itself as a unique force within the South American and international experimental music scenes. Formed in the 1990s, Akinetón Retard has become synonymous with inventive compositions and a bold, energetic live presence that often transcends conventional musical boundaries.

The band’s discography is characterized by its adventurous complexity and idiosyncratic arrangements, as showcased in albums like "Pausto," "Plastifilm," and "Abisinia." Their works such as "Azufre" and the dynamically intense "Cadencia Urmana" capture their signature blend of intricate instrumentals and unwavering creative ambition. With "Akinetón Ao Vivo," the band demonstrates its prowess in the live arena, gifting audiences with the raw power and spontaneity of their performances. "21 Canapés" and the eponymously titled "Akinetón Retard" are further testaments to their artistry, capturing the band's innovative spirit and the complexity of their compositions, which continue to captivate listeners worldwide.